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CCS is pleased to welcome Nora Peterson as a new Employment Specialist in our Way2Work program. Glad to have you on the team, Nora!...
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CCS Awards Lunch ’25 at Elley-Long is officially sold out. Great show of support for both our work and featured speaker Danielle Green!...
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We’re pleased to introduce the newest member of the DSP (Direct Support Professiol ) team, Michael Collaro.   Welcome aboard, Michael!...
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CCS is pleased to introduce Kyle Murphy, the newest member of our Direct Support Professionals (DSP) team. Welcome, and best of luck, Kylr!...
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CCS is pleased to introduce Verena Gullikson, the newest member of our Direct Support Professionals (DSP) team. Welcome, and best of luck, Verena!...
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Each month we share staff recognized by their colleagues for extraordinary or inspiring service. Here is our April Catch-a-Star list! W2W – thank you to the W2W bathroom interior design team. The Artistic flair is delightful! Sadie G – thank...
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The CCS Board of Directors is pleased to introduce Phil Pedlikin as its newest member. Phil is a Senior Director at Salesforce, and holds a PhD in Public Policy from George Mason University. He lives in Middlebury. “Having been involved...
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Howard Center’s low-barrier mental health, crisis, and substance use programs provide rapid access to help when there’s no time to wait for an appointment, no transportation or when it’s difficult to make and keep appointments. Learn more in this latest...
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Thanks to our long-time supporters at Kinney Drugs Foundation for Bronze Sponsorship of Awards Lunch ’25.   Get tickets or join our growing list of sponsors here....
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Our colleagues at Northeast Kingdom Human Services (NKHS) work with emergency health and public safety first-responders to enhance supports to assist those in crisis. Read more in Vermont Care Partners’ latest Sponssor Spotlight piece in VTDigger....
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